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Is rubbing over lips classed as skin to skin?

Hi,

I had a recent encounter that involved mutual masturbation. I read through the forums and found the consensus to be that this is incredibly low to non-existent risk...

However, I did ejaculate on her face which involved her rubbing the head of my penis briefly over her lips. I didn't see any obvious sores around her mouth and she kept it closed, but I didn't look closely at all. I believe the contact was just the outside of her lips and my frenulum area. She did wipe her lips about 5 minutes prior to remove lipstick.

Does this add any further risk to the encounter? Should I look to get any testing arranged?

Many thanks!
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Hi mutual masterbation is zero risk for any std
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Thanks for confirming Dave, I thought as much from reading around the site.

The part I was less sure about was the penis/lip rubbing that I mentioned a little further down and in my reply. How would you rate the risk for this? Any particular STD?
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I did some more searching on the forum and found a couple of threads with people asking about a "kiss" to the penis:

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs---STIs/KIss---Peck-on-the-Penis/show/586095

http://www.medhelp.org/posts/STDs---STIs/STD-from-a-kiss-on-the-penis/show/1845514

These both seem to suggest that there wouldn't be risk from brief lip/penis contact although mine involved brief rubbing on her lips (5-10 seconds) as opposed to a peck, so I'm not sure about the overall risk of the encounter. Possibly gonorrhoea/herpes/syphilis?

Thanks for your time! :)
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Is anyone available to comment at all? Would appreciate confirmation!
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